What is important in life?

@eladar said
A person who believes homosexuality is immoral.

Immoral by whose standards?

@handyandy said
Immoral by whose standards?

By my belief system's.

@eladar said
By my belief system's.

Have you the right to impose your restrictive belief system on the rest of us?

@handyandy said
Have you the right to impose your restrictive belief system on the rest of us?

Do you have the right to force your belief system on me?

@eladar said
Do you have the right to force your belief system on me?

When did I force anything on you? The definition I cited is standard.

@handyandy said
When did I force anything on you? The definition I cited is standard.

If you are not forcing your beliefs on me, then I am not forcing my beliefs on you.

@eladar said
If you are not forcing your beliefs on me, then I am not forcing my beliefs on you.

Agreed. But you did bounce in with your personalized definition of homophobe.

@handyandy said
Agreed. But you did bounce in with your personalized definition of homophobe.

It is not just my definition bucko.

@eladar said
A person who believes homosexuality is immoral.

Then don't do it.

@wolfgang59 said
Then don't do it.

I don't. Just because people are allowed to be immoral, that does not mean it is no longer immoral.

@very-rusty said
Amen brother!!! 😉

-VR

Whodey is your brother?

That explains a lot.

@eladar said
It is not just my definition bucko.

Bucko? Is that an appropriate form of address from a man of faultless morality?

@handyandy said
Bucko? Is that an appropriate form of address from a man of faultless morality?

I was channeling my inner Richard Cunningham.

@handyandy said
Speaking of name-calling, what is this she/he business? You smell like a homophobe.

I use it because I often don't know if the poster is male or female, nothing to do with homophobia.

@great-big-stees said
I use it because I often don't know if the poster is male or female, nothing to do with homophobia.

You can use the Swedish 'hen' 🙂